"You're completely oblivious! We're finished! We have been deemed 'unnecessary' for this oncoming battle! Newcomers like you lot truly have no idea of the terrors his majesty is capable of! The Sternritter exist for the sake of his majesty! His majesty despises lies. There is not an ounce of falsity in the reason for your existence. Sternritter who are deemed unnecessary become fodder for his majesty's Auswählen!"
— Last words in Bleach

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Notes: After Yhwach and his elite guards left the seireitei, Robert seems to be the only one to realize what it means. Becoming hysterical, he tries to explain to Liltotto that the Sternritter's true puprose is just to provide Yhwach with power, after which Robert dies when Yhwach uses Auswählen to steal his power and life.

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